The Cat, Her, and a Week Together

The story begins with 'Arisu-chan' breaking into his home. The reason I found this work was through the voice actress. I guess I might like being scolded. But for those who enjoy that sort of thing, I think you just have to listen for yourself. There's even a route selection for Saturday, which really draws you in. I was at the point in my life where I just wanted to pat Arisu-chan's head right then and there.

This is a work depicting one week spent with a girl with some complicated circumstances who broke into his home. If anything, it leans more toward drama, with healing elements scattered throughout that flow. Now, this Arisu-chan carries quite a serious problem... She shows a bit of a naive, sheltered side at times, but it makes sense when you think about it. Whether you choose to accept her or push her away is up to you... But honestly, this guy is such a good person! Arisu-chan had witnessed a certain scene and already knew about him beforehand. I feel like this relationship could only work with him. Please make Arisu-chan happy, by all means. Since this is the circle of Aizuki Nakuru, who voices the character, I'm looking forward to the next work as a fan.

Overwhelmingly healing, overwhelmingly refreshing!! If you listen matching it to the actual day of the week, you'll find yourself looking forward to the next day!!! So I really recommend listening this way!! I can hardly wait for the next day and almost end up jumping ahead!! Aizuki Nakuru's voice is also wonderful to listen to, and the illustrations are adorable too — I'm just so happy ^~

This is actually the debut work of none other than Aizuki Nakuru's own circle!! Of course the voice is great, but the sound design was also carefully crafted and felt really good. Especially the scene where she wipes your head — it was so realistic and felt amazing. I'm looking forward to new works from here on!

This is the memorable first work from Aizuki Nakuru's personal circle, Clarim Stella! Congratulations on the release! The mysterious cohabitation with the mischievous Arisu-chan, who just walks into your house because the door was unlocked, is guaranteed to make your heart flutter...! You can really feel the attention to detail in the sound effects, like the sound of a towel rubbing or ear cleaning, giving it great healing quality too! The ending reveals a shocking truth that almost made me cry, but overall it was a work that was fully devoted to healing and cuteness — truly Nakuru-san's style through and through! Guess I won't be locking my door either, then A beautiful girl wandering in...

This is an audio work about spending a week with a girl you don't know. It's a work that balances both healing and drama elements, but compared to typical audio works, I felt the drama aspect was relatively stronger. The same can be said for the circle's latest work, "Merry Happy END" — the choices lead to some fairly heavy developments. Because of that, it might not be for everyone. However, those who get hooked will fall for this girl so much they'll want to listen to it over and over again. Recommended for those who like stories that are sweet yet bittersweet.

The story, which unfolds from the moment of meeting Alice-san, was really great. Alice-san was incredibly cute, I couldn't get enough of her. The content was very good overall, and since Alice-san is such a sweet girl, I highly recommend this. In the end, I just wanted to spoil Alice-san with lots of affection.

Even as an ear-cleaning audio work, it's well made, and through the story you really get a sense of the heroine's innocence and freshness. Additionally, the cat's meowing that weaves into the story is perfectly timed. It comes in at just the right moment, making you think "wow, really, right now?" There are so many audio works out there these days that I only buy ones I truly think are good, but even among those, this one left a strong impression on me. Recommended!

I bought this without hesitation as soon as I heard it was Aizuki Nakuru. I'll skip the details on the content since others have already written about it, but overall my impression is just how cute it is. The healing parts, like the ear cleaning, have such realistic sound effects that before I know it, I always end up falling asleep. I'm really hoping for a sequel!

Even though it's a healing work, the story is solid, making it easy to immerse yourself in the world. In particular, the Saturday branch is something I haven't seen before, and it's an interesting idea. The fact that there's a story continuation after the branch is also a big plus. I hope people pay attention not just to the healing aspect, but to the story as well.